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Camrose Police respond to multiple thefts

A person reported a cell phone stolen after being accidentally left at a local convenience store. Police reviewed CCTV footage from the store noting a male suspect. This matter is still under investigation.

editor April 18, 2026

Alberta News Crime News News

Multiple RCMP detachments team up to arrest repeat liquor thieves in Central Alberta

On April 2, 2026, at approximately 8:40 p.m., Ponoka RCMP responded to a report of a liquor theft at a local liquor store. Surveillance footage captured two females and one male leaving… continued

editor April 18, 2026

Alberta News National News News

MLA says new spending makes Alberta schools safer after recent school shooting tragedy

In the aftermath of five students and an educational assistant dying at Tumbler Ridge Secondary on Feb. 10, Alberta has put $22 million towards safety and security improvements for schools.

editor April 18, 2026

Flagstaff Featured Business Local News News

Flagstaff Featured Business: Kal Tire Sedgewick

Kal Tire Sedgewick, established in 1948, has evolved from a small family shop to a vital community hub. Under Hal Sparrow's stewardship, and now led by his son Bryce, the business offers diverse automotive services while emphasizing apprenticeship and community support. Its legacy of grit and dedication continues to flourish in the Flagstaff Region.

editor April 16, 2026

Alberta News Local News National News

Killam Legion branch excited about 100th anniversary celebrations

The Royal Canadian Legion celebrates its centenary by offering free memberships until 2026. The Killam Branch, now open to all Canadians, welcomes Associate Members and aims to engage the community through new events. The Legion's mission remains to support veterans, promote remembrance, and foster community connections.

editor April 16, 2026

National News News

Canadian steel industry struggling under Trump tariffs

Chatham-Kent–Leamington MP Dave Epp addresses challenges posed by Trump's tariffs and the Iran war, urging the federal government to reduce regulatory red tape for businesses seeking stability. Industry leaders emphasize the need for domestic steel production and relief from tariffs to encourage private investment and job recovery in affected sectors.

editor April 16, 2026

Alberta News News Out-of-Town News

Amery hosts rural roundtable on MAID concerns

Minister of Justice Mickey Amery discussed Bill 18, the Safeguards for Last Resort Termination of Life Act, which aims to regulate Medical Aid in Dying (MAID) for Albertans, especially those with mental illness. The bill restricts MAID eligibility and prohibits advance requests, coercion, and referrals outside Alberta while requiring training for providers.

editor April 16, 2026

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3rd annual Buckin’ in the Burg a big success – the April 15 CP is out now!

The latest edition of local paper is out in the mail, on newsstands, on Local Ink (click here), and on Patreon now (click here).

editor April 15, 2026

National News News

Municipalities across Saskatchewan to receive record revenue-sharing

In 2026-27, Saskatchewan will provide over $392 million in Municipal Revenue Sharing, the highest amount to date. This funding, distributed based on population, allows municipalities to allocate resources as needed without restrictions. It represents an 8.5 percent increase from the previous year, aiding local growth and infrastructure projects.

editor April 15, 2026

National News News

Saskatchewan students to be taught CPR starting this fall

Saskatchewan students will learn CPR starting in the 2026-27 school year through a partnership between the Ministry of Education and the Heart & Stroke Foundation. The CardiacCrash program will provide training and resources to schools, aiming to equip students with lifesaving skills and improve emergency response in cardiac situations.

editor April 15, 2026